anyone tried peated malt for their whisky.
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Re: anyone tried peated malt for their whisky.
Bit of both mate so Bulldog looks good value.
Like the look of that first one as well.
Like the look of that first one as well.
Rather have a full bottle in front of me
than a full frontal lobotomy
than a full frontal lobotomy
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gaza the instructor - Master Distiller

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Re: anyone tried peated malt for their whisky.
I may have missed it, but did not see in ITMA's or toper's posts the use of fancy brewing apparatus.
I am very basic,I use my still boiler as a mash tun.
It is time consuming and messy, but it works.
Different strokes for different folks.
Robert.
I am very basic,I use my still boiler as a mash tun.
It is time consuming and messy, but it works.
Different strokes for different folks.
Robert.
There is no ONE way.
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Re: anyone tried peated malt for their whisky.
gaza the instructor wrote:Bit of both mate so Bulldog looks good value.
Like the look of that first one as well.
The bulldog is a good enough unit. If a bit tinny, but better and easier to use than a GF.
The cammuri dealer is in Bedford but it is an entry level pro machine.
Don't buy a BM.
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Re: anyone tried peated malt for their whisky.
Easydrinker wrote:I may have missed it, but did not see in ITMA's or toper's posts the use of fancy brewing apparatus.
I am very basic,I use my still boiler as a mash tun.
It is time consuming and messy, but it works.
Different strokes for different folks.
Robert.
I'm on the Grainfather which I've been using for Beer for a few years. And of course it's also my still boiler.
Would love a less fancy system with a bigger batch size, but I've got a kitchen which is terrible for brewing - one day I'll have a garage or similar micro (scratch that - nano or pico - customers: 1) brewery set up.
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Re: anyone tried peated malt for their whisky.
Well think I might have a spend on this shortly.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Robobrew-35L ... 2843006677
It has good reviews and VFM 100%
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Robobrew-35L ... 2843006677
It has good reviews and VFM 100%
Rather have a full bottle in front of me
than a full frontal lobotomy
than a full frontal lobotomy
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gaza the instructor - Master Distiller

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Re: anyone tried peated malt for their whisky.
There is a German unit (someone on here has one) very similar to that.
That looks good. Having spent a lot of time modding this sort of machine, the nice thing hear is its simplicity. Cracking value.
Reckon you add an ALVA controller to get programabilty and make this into a ROBOstill?
That looks good. Having spent a lot of time modding this sort of machine, the nice thing hear is its simplicity. Cracking value.
Reckon you add an ALVA controller to get programabilty and make this into a ROBOstill?
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Re: anyone tried peated malt for their whisky.
I notice that Guest5234, who opened this thread, hasn't yet indicated where one can obtain 25kg sacks of peated malt for £28 or, there abouts.
For those of us who use peated malt, such a source would be invaluable.
For those of us who use peated malt, such a source would be invaluable.
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Re: anyone tried peated malt for their whisky.
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Re: anyone tried peated malt for their whisky.
Hi Mash
Do you know how Peaty/Smokey this malt is in PPM's. What are their shipping rates. Any advice very much appreciated.
regards
RM
Do you know how Peaty/Smokey this malt is in PPM's. What are their shipping rates. Any advice very much appreciated.
regards
RM
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Re: anyone tried peated malt for their whisky.
In the past I have bought Malt marked at a particular phenol ppm on the website, to have it delivered at a slightly lower one marked on the sack.
Not saying this supplier.
Just saying.
Robert.
Not saying this supplier.
Just saying.
Robert.
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Re: anyone tried peated malt for their whisky.
Runningman wrote:Hi Mash
Do you know how Peaty/Smokey this malt is in PPM's. What are their shipping rates. Any advice very much appreciated.
regards
RM
Give them a ring. They are a great crowd.
I think they focus on brewers not distillers though. So they are supplying this as an adjunct.
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Re: anyone tried peated malt for their whisky.
Hi guys
I don't know if this any use further to TOPER'S post, I have used them and UK delivery is about £6.00
https://www.geterbrewed.com/crisp-premi ... c-3.0-4.5/
I don't know if this any use further to TOPER'S post, I have used them and UK delivery is about £6.00
https://www.geterbrewed.com/crisp-premi ... c-3.0-4.5/
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